Grandma's Sayings promote Nu Maid Table Grade butter
A humorous plea urges readers to choose Nu Maid Table Grade butter claiming improved flavor and easy spreadability. The ad-style excerpt features a boastful testimonial from Harold C. Hibberd of Gibbon Nebraska and promotes a new sealed-pack size. It requests readers to send sayings to Grandma at 108 East Pearl Street Cincinnati Ohio with a payment offer to contributors.
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East Pearl Street
Cincinnat 2
Ohio
Easy Ways to Prepare Beet Greens and Felt Decor Ideas
Instructions describe washing beet greens in cold water and cooking with a small amount of water, finished with butter or margarine and salt. It also notes decorating a child’s room with felt bed spreads draperies and pillows in decorator colors that require no hemming.
Natural evergreen tips for festive decorations
The guide suggests using native evergreens for wreaths such as fir for needle retention, white pine for grace, blue spruce for outdoor use, and arborvitae for flat sprays. It also lists holly for festivity and adds colorful accents like Jonathan apples, tangerines, kumquats, and cranberries, plus other berries and gourds for color. A method is given to treat pine cones with copper sulphate and copper chloride in wax to produce colored flames in the fireplace, including wax melting steps and application guidance.
No New Look For 5 Claus Santa Keeps Classic Red Garb
The article notes no changes to Santa Claus attire preserving the traditional red outfit with white fur. It traces the mythic fashion from 1860s cartoons by Thomas Nast to modern department stores and toy shops, confirming the enduring red bishop robe inspired design remains unchanged.
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Santa
Mr. Claus
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